therealramona

DeRank ™: 3,05

DeAge™ : 7342 days • Here since 3 may 2006

Bonnie "Prince" Billy The Letting Go

10 aug 06

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indie/lo-fi equals folk plus indie. unless indie is linked to new-acoustic. which, however, I associate with the British nam and Oldham with kings of... has little to do with it. and nostalgic, what genre is that? "old boot how much time has passed"? Oldham is now a genre in itself. don't hold it against me, look I'm raising your average. bye.

Bonnie "Prince" Billy The Letting Go

10 aug 06

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...so you’re buying it on the 20th. And explain to me a bit about the complicated degeneri you’ve included. I’ll add: I’ll raise the rating because I like "the low America and the high Iceland," it could convince me to take a little trip to the shop on the 20th (besides the cover).

Baustelle Sussidiario Illustrato Della Giovinezza

9 aug 06

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well said s4doll!

Johnny Winter Hey Where Is Your Brother

9 aug 06

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Blues? Stuff for white people, one might say reading the review. Winter? A classic (but a minor one).

Bonnie "Prince" Billy The Letting Go

9 aug 06

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Why download it? We thank our favorite artists with a trip to the little shop down the street or the megastore in the city center. Nice review, what I can't understand is whether it's made by a fan who thinks everything is great...you know, Oldham is so prolific! Does he never make a mistake?

U2 Live Aid 1985 Wembley Londra

30 jul 06

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I believe I began to lose interest in the udue right at that moment. And I don't know why.

Abba Gold

28 jul 06

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Pop exists and can be reviewed, and that of ABBA was easy but well done. Hair, mustaches, and platforms? It was the seventies, what will they say about ours in thirty years? (I really can’t picture the kids singing “Dancing Queen” around the bonfire).

New York Dolls One Day It Will Please Us To Remember Even This

25 jul 06

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I consider the NYD of the American Stones more outrageous and self-destructive (given the death toll). If this is true, then the forerunners of punk are Jagger & co. Mmmmh. The influence on what you define as "glam-street eighties" is more evident. ('These labels!). I don't think I will listen to the album.